Prohibition Retreat and Radio Plans Ahead
A confused column discusses Prohibition ending as Pennsylvania votes show shifting power, Roosevelts plan to employ millions on public works, Farley and McKee politics, and the birth of radio as RCA and NBC unveil a sprawling Rockefeller Center studio complex. It notes election swings in New York and Philadelphia, the stock market’s fluctuating fortunes, and hints at future television development.
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Radio Corporation of America
New York
Rockefeller Center
David Servott
R.C. A. Rny Merlin FH. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
America
Addin
Percelon
Sarnoff
Aylesworth
John B. Rockefeller Jr
Farmer Says Huntress Disbarment Trial Testimony
A former trial against George W. Huntress features farmer A Stuckler claiming Huntress owed him $2100. Stuckler, who testified before, cited illness and nervous breakdowns while alleging payoffs from the Huntress family. Jurors were moved in court as Stuckler testified and investigators testified about alleged payments and threats.
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George W. Huntress
Frederick Stevens
Comet Thursdey
A. Stuckler
Ageg Farmer
Huntress
Thursdey
H. W. Green
San Antonio Bar Association
Stuckler
Brownsville
J. Goetz
Lie District Attorney
Goetz
Tim
Netz
Hin
Young George
Green
Stockler
Assintahl
James Young Jr
Bruckler
Young
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Stickler
Opera Singer on Way to Divorce in Flight
Kansas City report: Mary McCormic, noted Chicago opera singer, says she is headed to Los Angeles to pursue divorce. She cites lawyers and a pending suit in court, mentioning plans to reach Monday in a formal action and referencing her husband.
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Kansas City
Mary McCormic
Chicago
Oper
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Tomish Murry
Marie Dressler Celebrates 62nd Birthday Today
Molly Wood reports congratulations from around the world as Marie Dressler marks her sixty second birthday. Messages praise her stage career and humor while noting enduring charm and public admiration.
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Marie Dressler
Molly Wood
Marie Presslet
Ranch Employee Crushed by Horse Accident
Andrew Frank, 32, a ranch employee, was reported in critical condition at Lee Burlman hospital after a horse fell on him Wednesday. He was listed in serious condition Thursday following emergency surgery after the incident near the ranch.
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Andrew Frank
Tony Gampbellion
Lee Burmlen Hospital
Prince Explains Why Germany Lost War
POTSDAM November 9 Crown Prince Wilhelm offered a candid explanation for Germany's defeat, stating that Germany lost the war and emphasizing the need for drastic action and new leadership. The remarks reflect a royal assessment amid ongoing wartime turmoil.
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Germany
Potsdam
Wilhelm
Alibis Plentiful in Murder Case at Rockport
In Rockport Massachusetts on November 9 officials report about 3700 alibis being prepared as state pollers canvass residents to determine where they were on the morning of November 17. The inquiry follows Mrs Augusta Johnson, 55, whose bed was set afire in an apparent attempt to conceal a crime.
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Rockport
Mass
Huondeed
Augusta Johnson
Thatdale
Pulledunvwr
Cooler and Clear Weather Slated for San Antonio
Crisp cool weather is forecast in San Antonio with sunny spells and light north winds expected Thursday into Friday. Temperatures dip to the upper 40s and rise to the 60s. Thursday starts around the mid fifties with a morning low near 55 and a brief warmup later in the day as sunshine returns.
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San Antonio
San Antroio
Vieldity
Geneva Welcomes Lindberghs During Europe Tour
In Geneva on November 9 Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh were greeted by cheering crowds and official toasts at a reception in the city hall. The famed aviator and his wife, fresh from Rotterdam, were received by national and city officials as they studied atmospheric conditions over the Alps and planned their southward next steps.
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Lindberghs
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Rotterdam
Alabama
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Chiropractor Cleared of Intent to Harm Doctor
BT PAUL NOV 9 Dr W A Hedberg a St Paul chiropractor was acquitted of a charge of intent to kill Dr E Jengberg. The district court heard he was attacked July 17 after refusing to perform a mutilating operation. Hedberg testified he identified his assailant as the defendant and was freed by the jury.
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BT. Paul
W A. Hedberg
St Paul
E. Jengberg
St. Paul
Minnesota State Board of “Medical Examiners
Cance
Engberg
Weather Forecast Ban Antahlo and vicinity
Fall and cooler on Thursday night and Friday. Low Thursday night about degrees and the highest Friday about degrees. Light to moderate north winds. High Wednesday 72, low Thursday 55, Friday around 72. Frost likely north and west portions Thursday night and Friday morning. warmer Friday in the east.
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Fale
Warner
Ano
Mmiday
Murrel Will Foundations Offer New Evidence
Lieutenant Murrel, held on a charge from Fort Sam Houston, seeks release or bail in a federal hearing to be set for Saturday. Defense aims to introduce new testimony and delay or alter the previously scheduled discharge or bond decision while emphasizing his peaceful record and lack of prior offenses.
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John H. Martel
Bexar County
Murrel
R. J. McMillan
Houston
Tudge McMillan
Austn Thursdey
Blanche Balls
Alabama
Fort Sam Houston
Mutrel
Pail
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Permissim
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Leutenant
Guy McNamara
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Schles-inger
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Smith
Ugher Schweppe
United States District Attorney's Office
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Texas Business Failures Fall 65 Percent in October
The Bureau of Business Research at the University of Texas reports a 65 percent drop in Texas business failures in October compared with October 1992. There were 31 failures this October versus 93 last year, indicating a notable decline in business insolvencies for the month.
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Austin
Commercia
Texas
Baleau of Business Research
University of Texas
Cocktails With Your Dinner Now in New York
New York City diners may soon enjoy cocktails with dinner as speak easy doors reopen and patrons bypass old Tony rules. The piece notes a shift toward accessible nightlife, mentioning New Galilee and New Jersey references with a casual tone and fragmented OCR clues.
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New York
Totel Oy
New York City
Tony
Curie Nears New Discoveries in Radiation Research
Paris report notes Mme Curie advancing key studies on radiation from radioactive bodies. It describes her sixty seventh birthday spent in research and hints she plans to publish a pamphlet outlining aims for the scientific world without disclosing specifics.
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Mme. Curie
Paris
Marin ‘Skladowska Curie
Curie
A. Bond
World's Fair to reopen next June in Chicago
Official notice states the World’s Fair will resume in June next year in Chicago. President Rufus S. Dawes announced the plan at the Ninety-Third Annual meeting, outlining continued progress and the fair’s return as a landmark event for the city.
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Cncago
Chicago
Logan Ay
Rufus S. Dawes
Leowihapen Dane
New Orleans Bartenders Shake Em Up as of Yore
New Orleans scene recaptures old fashioned saloon style as bartenders serve customers without modern restrictions. Debate arises over whether pre prohibition customs persist under new law, with officials preparing enforcement and regulatory steps. Meanwhile Chicago reports show whiskey and other pre prohibition drinks flowing openly despite police presence.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Navy
News- Raner
Yeworks Today
Trader Tello of Bib Profit Incilpool in Oil Pool Scandal
Washington D C Nov 9 An old Senate banking hearing reveals Anthony Celle a stock and plain trader testified that no cash profits were retained from a 1920 oil pool yielding 12 million. He admitted selling stock before delivery and using receipts from sales to cover losses while detailing purchases and sales of over 1.7 million shares in the Sin elhip oil venture.
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Anthoy Celle
Senate
Sinehir Consolidated Oil
Fai Ne
Hunt
Une
Cullia
Vominiliec
John Raskob
Chaiman
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Ational
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SACKING OF AMERICAN PROPERTY PLANNED IN HAVANA
Rebels claim they will attack American property and trigger U.S. intervention if their bid for Cuba’s government fails. Loyalist forces bombard fortress as street looting follows rebel assaults. key sites secured, while scattered fighting continues in Havana.
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ABC
Ain Secret Revolutionary Society
United States
Grau San Matte
S A. Am
Alaroes
Pulguncio Batista
Azares
Tess
Dragonesabet
Ambrosio
Ba- Usth
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Ite
Ort
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Dragenge
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Real Estate Notices and Annuities Listed in December Directory
A fragmented readable notice details property rentals and weekly sums including 600 weekly for a location on Malmn Avenue. It mentions additional interest on properties and legal language about included items and dates, pointing to a municipal or court listing in the December directory.
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Avanahla Nash Weeneedey
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